The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-14
SEDALIA GOSSIP.

Date of the trial of Hampden, in
1857.
The frogs came up smiling after the
shower.
Flat Greek water is kind O. muddy
since the rain.
Too much rain in places, and not
enough in others.
The ministers will probably, have
another meeting tomorrow.
The Randall sale, yesterday, Melted in
the neighborhood of Sl,l0O.
The potato crop in Pettis county this
year will be simply immense.
No marriage licenses were issued yes
terdsy by Recorder Landmann.
Good many country folks in town yes
terdsy. Rain stopped work in the fields
If it rains to-day, il will be the
twelfth consecutive Sunday it has done
Let US bave greater trades pageant
than ever, this time. The conditions are
favorable.
No news in the Offices of the circuit
or county clerks, yesterday. Nor In the
probate Office.
Wheat is being harvested in several
neighborhoods. and threshing will begin
next week. it is said.
When Matthews repairs your sewing
machines they will be done right or no
pay. No. so Ohio street. 5-l2 4 W 1t
The rain of FRIDAY night may have a
bad effect on some wheat fields, but other
wise it was of benefit.
-Heaven's artillery had little orem
practice again last night, but the rain was
not much to speak of.
The June rise struck Pearl River
Friday night. maybe. The annual June
event In other envious rivers has not yet
got there.
A lot of household goods of all sorts
was sold yesterday at auction at the late
residence of A. HI. and Nancy Randall, by
Administrator Clopton.
Rev. James Madison says he does not
agree with some of his ministerial brethren
as regards the Sunday paper. He believes
In it and Its usefulness.
Talbot is one of the brightest preachers
OF the Episcopal church, and his presence
should insure the largest audience ever
convened in church edifce in this city.
r. o. Harris will 60 further and do
wagon yard, feed stable and feed store,
than any man in the city. 5-5d&w1m.
The student from some eastern univer-
sity, with his curious tasseled hat upon his
head, attracted some little amused atten-
ton yesterday morning as he strolled along
the busiest streets.
Don't fail, but 90 at once to Wolf
Bros. great closing oul sale for bargains
in clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats
etc. All goods must and will be sold re-
CARELESS of cost.
Interesting services in all the church |
es to-day. The notices elsewhere will in |
form the stranger and the wayfaring man |
where the sanctuaries are, and what spirit |
ual food and other religious refreshment |
will be set before him.
A horse In delivery wagon, left in
front OF Dalby's last evening by its owner,
wandered across the street and was busy |
s amplimg the courthouse grass, when
its owner rescued the animal in time to
escape the IS fine, as per sign.
The gibbous moon, this morning, as
the BAZoo goes forth to its readers, hangs
over East Sedalia, as if there had been no
suspicion last night that a storm of wind
and rain was imminent. Can't stop the
moon from shining, when it gets chance.
Some people are kind O. careless about
things. Officer Mooney last night, close to
the middle of it, found a cellar door to
Hickman d Teubner's establishment on
Ohio street open, and instituted a search.
He waded around in mud and empty boxes
70 - Ha l,x<
the way. There might have been.
The horse which propels the "West
End" grocery wagon of w. j. Long,. West
Second street, was standing around yestel-
day afternoon in front of his owners store,
when one of these new-fangled, rainbow
painted reapers came along, and created
panic in the horses breast, which caused
him to run away. the inevitable boy was
in the road, and, of course, the boy in this
case was little Jesse, Familiarity called
though" The frightened animal ran all
over Tough" but didn't hurt him a bit.
The horse made straight for his stable, and
damages all around didn't amount to any
thing. The reaper was not scared.
-Four darkeys and a white boy were
released from the calaboose yesterday at
six post meridian, having served out a
three days fine for trespassing on railroad
property. Saturday is poor day to let
trespsssers loose on the community. Short
ly after the quintet was turned loose, one
of the smallest coons made q dash into
Ehrgott & Neys, on Ohio street, and cap
tured about dollar worth of cigars.
Officers Shobe and Mooney were notified,
and the first-named got one of the recent
graduates of Kellys macadam institute
up near the courthouse. The other ones
eecsped. The fellow captured answers to
the name of Chas. McGoodwin.
dad" Smith, the janitor at the court
house, is much aggravated with the visits
OF the COWS of the neishbors to the building
which he takes care of. Every morning,
o procession of the bovines. after the milk